Page 2 – Tools

The Vauhti brass brush is the first brush to be used after scraping. It is particularly effective on cold-snow waxes.

Vola Liège Nordique Retention Wax is a product that optimizes glide and speed on the slopes, ideal for use on Nordic baby carriages and baby carriages.

A quality product, Fiberlene 25m from Start is essential for keeping your cross-country skis in perfect condition.

The Swix Grip Cover protects the holding area. It's a very practical accessory for last-minute waxing without altering the quality of the retaining wax.

The Swix Klister Brush Pack is for smoothing klister after waxing classic cross-country skis. It is used after heating the wax and brush with a heat gun.

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The Natural Hair Start brush is the last brush to be used. It perfectly completes the polishing job, thanks to its soft bristles that remove the last wax residues in the structure.

Vola's Nordic Vise is the key tool for precise, easy maintenance of your skis, guaranteeing optimum stability.

The Nylon Finishing Brush finishes the job of polishing the base. The soft, fine bristles remove the last dusty residues of wax still present at the bottom of the structure.

The Nylon Hard Start brush is a must-have in any smelter's toolbox. Versatile, it is very important for clearing wax residues from the structure after scraping.

The Vauhti Nylon Brush Large is a brush with a wide range of uses. It continues to polish the sole thanks to its intermediate bristles which penetrate deep into the structure.

Bronze brushes are known for being the most "aggressive". The Brush Oval Bronze offered by Rode falls into this category, and allows you to de-oxidize and clean your skis' soles thoroughly before waxing, and then clean excess wax after waxing and scraping. Its oval shape allows you to cover more surface area during brushing, and the velcro on the top provides an excellent grip. It's an essential part of any skier's toolkit, complementing the nylon brushes we use for finishing.

Important information:

- Always use in the same direction.

- When it comes to caring for your brushes, store them in a place where you won't damage the bristles

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